By LeAnne Benfield Martin The snow fell rapidly and kept falling. I had never seen so much—not in Atlanta. We were snowed in and, forecasters warned, would be for days. My daughter’s school called to cancel classes, which did not surprise us; we couldn’t have made it out of our driveway, much less to […]
By LeAnne Benfield Martin Social media has changed the way we communicate, stay informed, express ourselves, and, often, validate ourselves. Twitter, for example, allows us to follow others—to keep up with what they’re doing and saying—and to be followed. The more followers you have, the more interesting and connected you appear, and the more […]
